As of today, summer break is here, and I’m so excited to be home with my friends and family. The only thing I don’t like about the summertime is the weather, ironically. I have annoyingly sensitive skin, and even being outside for ten minutes can make me break out in an itchy rash. With that […]
MoreSpring has sprung, and here in New England, all the adorable little farm stands are starting to put out their newest fresh fruits and veggies. I’m lucky enough to live in an area where I’m surrounded by farmer markets, and trust me, I do enjoy utilizing that! It’s always a good feeling to know that […]
MoreThe New England transition from winter to spring is always an interesting experience. It was snowing last week, then it was sunny and fifty degrees, then it rained, and now…it’s snowing again? @globalwarming, what are you doing? Anywho, with the changing of seasons comes a whole bunch of new fruits and veggies in season! Not […]
MoreHonestly, I was a little scared to put the words “clean up” in this title. I don’t judge anybody for what/how they eat, even if it’s different from mine. Although I am happily a vegan, I don’t judge anyone for choosing to eat meat. Everyone is different, and everyone has different dietary needs and preferences. […]
MoreWhen you think of the word “February”, I imagine fresh fruits and vegetables are not the first images to pop into your mind. In fact they’re not the first images that pop into my mind, either; I think about dirty snow, deadlines and crying alone on Valentine’s Day. Oops. That being said, there are quite […]
MoreAdmittedly, I am a bit of a hermit in the wintertime. And that’s actually one of the top reasons that winter is my favorite season- it’s the perfect excuse for me to stay inside and cook some of my favorite comfort food dishes! Lately I’ve been on a bit of an Italian food kick, so […]
MoreI attend college in the Boston area, but not smack-dab in the middle of the city itself. Personally, it’s both a blessing and a curse for me, as I’m able to explore the exotic flavors of Boston without having to choke down the smells every time I step outside. Taking the train into Boston isn’t […]
MoreFirst and foremost, I understand that veganism is a PRIVILEGE. In some parts of the world, and even for the poorest of families in the United States, living off a vegan diet can be extremely difficult (if not impossible). I don’t judge anybody on their dietary choices- after all, you never know what health conditions […]
MoreAdmittedly, tea was an acquired taste for me. The first sixteen years of my life were spent trying to avoid the earthy leaf water my mother and friends so often drank, so when I did discover I had a liking for it, I was rightfully shocked. That being said, the only tea I would bring […]
MoreDespite what you may have heard in the past, it isn’t difficult to maintain a vegan diet. Even for myself, a full-time college student in the Boston area, eating vegan is something I have adapted to and taken on quite easily. Admittedly, I was a little fearful that maintaining my diet would become difficult once […]
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